ERIC ED560718: Tennessee Higher Education Fact Book: 2012-2013

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2013
Tennessee
Higher Education
Fact Book
Tennessee Higher Education Commission
Parkway Towers, Suite 1900
404 James Robertson Parkway
Nashville, TN 37243-0830
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.tn.gov/thec
Table of Contents

Introduction Figure/Table Page
History v
Current Context v
2012-2013 Commission Members vi
Governance and Coordination Structure vii
Directory of Public Institutions viii
Directory of Tennessee Technology Centers ix
Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association Member Institutions x
Student Participation
Headcount by Sector Figure 1.1 2
FTE by Sector Figure 1.2 3
Public Higher Education Enrollment Trends Figure 1.3 4
Percent Changes in Public Higher Education Enrollment Figure 1.4 4
Fall Enrollment 2002 and 2007-2012 by Institution Table 1.1 5
14th Day and End of Term Enrollment Table 1.2 6
Public Enrollment Term Withdrawals Table 1.3 7
FTE Enrollment 2002 and 2007-2012 by Institution Table 1.4 8
FTE as a Percent of Headcount Enrollment Table 1.5 9
Tennessee Technology Center Enrollment and FTE Table 1.6 10
Full-Time and Part-Time Enrollment at Community Colleges Figure 1.5 11
Full-Time and Part-Time Enrollment at Public Universities Figure 1.6 11
Headcount by Student Level Table 1.7 12
Headcount by Gender Table 1.8 13
Headcount by Race Table 1.9 14
Headcount by Age and Pell Grant Eligibility Table 1.10 15
Headcount by Residency and Citizenship Status Table 1.11 16
Headcount by Major Field Table 1.12 17
Community College and Public University Off-Campus Enrollment Table 1.13 18
TTC Off-Campus Enrollment Table 1.14 19
Average ACT Scores of Freshman Table 1.15 20
Undergraduate Transfer Student Activity into Public Universities Table 1.16 21
Undergraduate Transfer Student Activity into Community College Table 1.17 22
Remedial and Developmental Enrollment Fall 2012 Table 1.18 23

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Student Success Figure/Table Page
Retention Rates by Institution Table 2.1 25
Retention Rates by Race Table 2.2 26
Remedial and Developmental Student Success Table 2.3 27
Awards by Institution Table 2.4 28
Awards by Major Field Table 2.5 29
Awards by Major Field and Public University Table 2.6 30
Percent of Public University Awards by Major Field Table 2.7 31
Awards by Major Field and Community College Table 2.8 32
Percent of Awards by Major Field and Community College Table 2.9 33
Awards by Gender Table 2.10 34
Awards by Gender and Award Type Table 2.11 35
Awards by Race and Award Type Table 2.12 35
Awards by Race and Institution Table 2.13 36
Adult Award Recipients by Institution Table 2.14 37
Pell Eligible Award Recipients by Institution Table 2.15 38
Six Year Graduation Rates by Institution Table 2.16 39
Six Year Graduation Rates by Institution and Race Table 2.17 40
Six Year Graduation Rates by Institution 1997-2006 Table 2.18 41
Community College Graduate Job Placement Rates 2002-2012 Table 2.19 42
Community College Graduate Job Placement Rates by Institution Table 2.20 42
TTC Awards by Institution Table 2.21 43
TTC Awards by Program Table 2.22 44
TTC Program Completion and Placement Rates by Institution Table 2.23 46
TTC Program Completion and Placement Rates by Institution and Program Table 2.24 47
Public University Licensure Exam Scores Table 2.25 57
Community College Licensure Exam Scores Table 2.26 58
TTC Licensure Exam Scores by Institution Table 2.27 59
Student Satisfaction Survey Results Table 2.28 62
Academic and Fiscal Trends
Academic Program Inventory Table 3.1 64
Program Accreditation Status Table 3.2 65
Admissions Data for Public Universities Table 3.3 66
Lower Division Instructional Courses Table 3.4 67
Peer Faculty Salary Comparison: Universities and Community Colleges Table 3.5 68
Average Salary Comparison: Technology Centers Table 3.6 68
Average Full-Time Public Universities Faculty Salary Figure 3.1 69
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Academic and Fiscal Trends Continued Figure/Table Page
Average Full-Time Community College Faculty Salary Figure 3.2 69
State Appropriations Related to Higher Education Table 3.7 70
Median Full-Time Tuition & Fees Public University Resident Table 3.8 71
Median Full-Time Tuition & Fees Community College Resident Table 3.9 71
Annual Tuition and Mandatory Fees Table 3.10 72
Annual Tuition and Mandatory Fees Resident Undergraduate Table 3.11 73
Average Undergraduate Resident Tuition and Fees by Institution Type Figure 3.3 74
Family Income Needed to Pay for College 2004-2005 Figure 3.4 75
Family Income Needed to Pay for College 2009-2010 Figure 3.5 75
State Appropriations for TN Public Higher Education Formula Units Table 3.12 76
State Appropriations for TN Public Higher Education Non-Formula Units Table 3.13 77
Student Support Historical Analysis Table 3.14 78
Public University Total Revenue per FTE Figure 3.6 79
Community College Total Revenue per FTE Figure 3.7 79
Student Share of Total Revenue Figure 3.8 80
Percent of Undergraduate Instruction through e-Learning Table 3.15 81
State Changes in Degrees and Certificates Conferred Table 3.16 82
State Changes in Total State Student Financial Aid Funding Table 3.17 82
State Appropriations and Tuition/Fees Revenue per FTE Table 3.18 83
State Appropriations per FTE Table 3.19 84
State Tuition and Fees Revenue per FTE Table 3.20 85
Average Debt for a Tennessee Public University Student Table 3.21 86
State Undergraduate Grant Dollars per Undergraduate Enrollment Table 3.22 87
Cohort Default Rates for TN Public Institutions Table 3.23 88
TN Education Lottery Schoarship (TELS) Program Summary Report Table 3.24 90
TELS Traditional HOPE Awards by Institution Table 3.25 92
TN Student Assistance Corporation Non-Lottery Awards by Program Table 3.26 93
TN Student Assistance Corporation Non-Lottery Awards by Sector Table 3.27 93
Outcomes Funding Formula
Outcomes Formula Definitions 95
Outcomes Formula Weights for Public Universities 2013-2014 Table 4.1 96
Outcomes Formula Weights for Community Colleges 2013-2014 Table 4.2 96
Outcomes Funding Formula Data for Public Universities FY 2013-2014 Table 4.3 97
Outcomes Funding Formula Data for Community Colleges FY 2013-2014 Table 4.4 98

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Glossary Page
Definitions 100
Institutional and System Abbreviations 101
Works Cited 102

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History

The Tennessee Higher Educatio n Commission was created in 1967 by the Tennessee General Assembly
to achieve coordination and foster unity with regard to higher education. The Commission coordinates
two systems of public higher education: the University of Tennessee institutions governed by the
University of Tennessee Board of Trustees, and the state universities, community colleges, and
technology centers governed by the Tennessee Board of Regents. There are currently nine public
universities, 13 community colleges, and 27 technology centers in Tennessee that serve over 250,000
students collectively. Tennessee’s independent institutions (non-profit and for-profit) bring statewide
enrollment for Fall 2012 to more than 400,000 students.

The Commission is composed of nine lay members appointed by the Governor for six year terms
representing congressional districts of the State, three Constitutional Officers who are ex-officio voting
members (Comptroller of the Treasury, State Treasurer, and Secretary of State), two ex-officio student
members who serve two year terms, and the Executive Director of the State Board of Education as an
ex-officio non-voting member.
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C urrent Context
In January 2010, the General Assembly passed the Complete College Tennessee Act (CCTA), a
comprehensive reform agenda that seeks to transform public higher education through changes in
academic, fiscal and administrative policies at the state and institutional level. At the center of these
reforms is the need for more Tennesseans to be better educated and trained, while also acknowledging
the state's diminished fiscal capacity to support higher education.
The overarching goal of the 2010-15 Public Agenda for Tennessee Higher Education is to have
Tennessee meet the projected national average in educational attainment by 2025. The primary state
policy levers for addressing the state’s educational needs include promoting: (1) productivity and
efficiency through an outcomes-based funding formula; (2) quality assurance through revised
performance funding standards; (3) economic and workforce development through responses to a study
of labor market supply and demand; (4) efficiency and effectiveness through purposeful reporting; (5)
efficiencies through mission and sector differentiation; (6) efficiencies through inter-institutional
collaboration and reduced duplication; and (7) efficiencies through incentives for extramural support.
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Tennessee Higher Education Commission

2012-2013 Commission Members

Mr. Charles W. Bone, Hendersonville, 6th Congressional District
Mr. Evan Cope, Vice Chair, Murfreesboro, 4th Congressional District
Mr. Robert Fisher, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Mr. Gregory Frye, University of Tennessee, Martin
Mr. Tre Hargett, Secretary of State
Ms. Sharon Hayes, Brownsville, 8th Congressional District
Mr. Greg Isaacs, Knoxville, 2nd Congressional District
Mr. Cato Johnson, Vice Chair, Bartlett, 7th Congressional District
Mr. Jon Kinsey, Chattanooga, 3rd Congressional District
Ms. Pam Koban, 5th Congressional District
Mr. David Lillard, Jr., State Treasurer
Dr. Gary Nixon, Executive Director, State Board of Education
Mayor A C Wharton, Jr., Secretary, Memphis, 9th Congressional District
Mr. Robert White, Chair, Johnson City, 1st Congressional District
Mr. Justin Wilson, State Comptroller

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Tennessee Public Higher Education
Governance/Coordination Structure

The Citizens of Tennessee

Governor General Assembly
Tennessee Higher Education Commission
Tennessee Board of Regents University of Tennessee System
Universities
Austin Peay State University University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
East Tennessee State University University of Tennessee at Knoxville
Middle Tennessee State University University of Tennessee at Martin
Tennessee State University University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Tennessee Technological University University of Tennessee Space Institute
University of Memphis Institute for Agriculture
Institute for Public Service
Community Colleges
Chattanooga State Community College
Cleveland State Community College
Columbia State Community College
Dyersburg State Community College
Jackson State Community College
Motlow State Community College
Nashville State Community College
Northeast State Community College
Pellissippi State Community College
Roane State Community College
Southwest State Community College
Volunteer State Community College
Walters State Community College

Technology Centers
Athens McKenzie
Chattanooga McMinnville
Covington Memphis
Crossville Morristown
Crump Murfreesboro
Dickson Nashville
Elizabethton Newbern
Harriman Oneida/Huntsville
Hartsville Paris
Hohenwald Pulaski
Jacksboro Ripley
Jackson Shelbyville
Knoxville Whiteville
Livingston

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Tennessee Public Institutions Directory
Universities System Offices

Austin Peay State University
Tennessee Board of Regents University of Tennessee
Clarksville, TN
w ww.apsu.edu 1415 Murfreesboro Road 800 Andy Holt Tower
931-221-7011 Suite 350

Nashville, TN 37217 Knoxville, TN 37996
East Tennessee State University
Johnson City, TN www.tbr.edu www.tennessee.edu
www.etsu.edu 615-366-4400 865-974-1000
423-439-1000

Middle Tennessee State University University of Tennessee
Murfreesboro, TN 800 Andy Holt Tower University of Tennessee
www.mtsu.edu
800 Andy Holt Tower
615-898-2300
Knoxville, TN 37C99o6m munity Colleges
Tennessee State University www.tennessee.edu Knoxville, TN 37996
Nashville, TN Chattanooga State Community College Northeast State Community College
www.tnstate.edu Chatta8n6oo5g-a9, 7TN4- 1000 wBlwouwnt.vtiellne,n TeNs see.edu
615-963-5000 www.c hattanoogastate.edu 8w6w5w-.9no7r4th-e1a0st0st0at e.edu
423-697-4400 4 23-323-3191
Tennessee Technological University
Cookeville, TN Cleveland State Community College Pellissippi State Community College
www.tntech.edu Cleveland, TN Knoxville, TN
931-372-3888 www.clevelandstatecc.edu www.pstcc.edu
423-472-7141 865-694-6400
University of Memphis
Memphis, TN Columbia State Community College Roane State Community College
www.memphis.edu Columbia, TN Harriman, TN
901-678-2000 www.columbiastate.edu www.roanestate.edu
931-676-6966 866-462-7722
University of Tennessee, Chattanooga
Chattanooga, TN Dyersburg State Community College Southwest Tennessee Community College
www.utc.edu Dyersburg, TN Memphis, TN
423-425-4506 www.dscc.edu www.southwest.tn.edu
731-286-3200 901-333-5000
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Knoxville, TN Jackson State Community College Volunteer State Community College
www.utk.edu Jackson, TN Gallatin, TN
865-974-1000 www.jscc.edu www.volstate.edu
731-424-3520 615-452-8600
University of Tennessee, Martin
Martin, TN Motlow State Community College Walters State Community College
www.utm.edu Lynchburg, TN Morristown, TN
731-881-7000 www.mscc.edu www.ws.edu
931-393-1500 423-585-2600
University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Memphis, TN Nashville State Community College
www.utthsc.edu Nashville, TN
901-448-5500 www.nscc.edu
615-353-3333
University of Tennessee Space Institute
Tullahoma, TN
www.utsi.edu
931-393-7100
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